天文导航中星体高精度细分定位方法研究

介绍了一种从星体图像中高精度提取恒星位置的方法.这种方法把星光成像看成是高斯点扩散函数模型,利用线性内插和最小二乘法拟合得到高斯曲面参数,从高斯曲面模型中得到亚像素级的恒星位置.由于直接进行高斯曲面拟合计算非常复杂,将二维曲面拟合转化为两个方向上的一维曲线拟合,分别得到不同的曲面系数.仿真结果表明当信噪比小于0.05时,定位精度能达到1/20像素,与质心法比较,高斯曲面拟合法精度高,抗噪声能力强.     

Non-Lithography Hydrodynamic Printing of Micro/Nanostructures on Curved Surfaces

A key issue of micro/nano devices is how to integrate micro/nanostructures with specified chemical components onto various curved surfaces. Hydrodynamic printing of micro/nanostructures on three-dimensional curved surfaces is achieved with a strategy that combines template-induced hydrodynamic printing and self-assembly of nanoparticles (NPs). Non-lithography flexible wall-shaped templates are replicated with microscale features by dicing a trench-shaped silicon wafer. Arising from the capillary pumped function between the template and curved substrates, NPs in the colloidal suspension self-assemble into close-packed micro/nanostructures without a gravity effect. Theoretical analysis with the lattice Boltzmann model reveals the fundamental principles of the hydrodynamic assembly process. Spiral linear structures achieved by two kinds of fluorescent NPs show non-interfering photoluminescence properties, while the waveguide and photoluminescence are confirmed in 3D curved space. The printed multiconstituent micro/nanostructures with single-NP resolution may serve as a general platform for optoelectronics beyond flat surfaces.     

椭圆截面曲线管道内二次流动的Galerkin解

推导了任意空间曲线直角坐标系内的张量流体力学方程．采用Galerkin方法和计算机符号运算技术求解了椭圆截面螺旋管道（电括弯管、扭管）内的二次流动．计算结果表明了Galerkin方法的适用和有效性，克服了振动法的小参数局限．对所得结果的分析揭示了椭圆截面螺旋管道内流动的特性，给出了k,r和Re较大情况的研究结论．     

相关识别中的曲面拟合法

本文讨论了相关识别中的曲面拟合法。利用相关系数在真实匹配点附近的统计特性,通过对相关系数进行曲线（一维）或曲面（二维）拟合,根据其一阶导数确定最大相关系数所在的位置,快速得到亚像素匹配点。与逐步搜索法相比,该方法大大减少了运算次数,提高了数字图像相关运算的速度。     

Issue Information ‐ TOC

Numerical modeling of multiphase flow generally requires a special procedure at the solid wall in order to be consistent with Young's law for static contact angles. The standard approach in the lattice Boltzmann method, which consists of imposing fictive densities at the solid lattice sites, is shown to be deficient for this task. Indeed, fictive mass transfer along the boundary could happen and potentially spoil the numerical results. In particular, when the contact angle is less than 90 degrees, the deficiencies of the standard model are major. Various videos that demonstrate this behavior are provided (Supporting Information). A new approach is proposed and consists of directly imposing the contact angle at the boundaries in much the same way as Dirichlet boundary conditions are generally imposed. The proposed method is able to retrieve analytical solutions for static contact angles in the case of straight and curved boundaries even when variable density and viscosity ratios between the phases are considered. Although the proposed wetting boundary condition is shown to significantly improve the numerical results for one particular class of lattice Boltzmann model, it is believed that other lattice Boltzmann multiphase schemes could also benefit from the underlying ideas of the proposed method. The proposed algorithm is two‐dimensional, and the D2Q9 lattice is used. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Topological mixing in -spaces

If is a proper -space and a non-elementary discrete group of isometries acting properly discontinuously on it is shown that the geodesic flow on the quotient space is topologically mixing, provided that the generalized Busemann function has zeros on the boundary and the non-wandering set of the flow equals the whole quotient space of geodesics (the latter being redundant when is compact). Applications include the proof of topological mixing for (A) compact negatively curved polyhedra, (B) compact quotients of proper geodesically complete -spaces by a one-ended group of isometries and (C) finite -dimensional ideal polyhedra.

     

Riemann problem for kinematical conservation laws and geometrical features of nonlinear wavefronts

A pair of kinematical conservation laws (KCL) in a ray coordinatesystem (,t) are the basic equations governing the evolutionof a moving curve in two space dimensions. We first study elementarywave solutions and then the Riemann problem for KCL when themetric g, associated with the coordinate designating differentrays, is an arbitrary function of the velocity of propagationm of the moving curve. We assume that m>1 (m is appropriatelynormalized), for which the system of KCL becomes hyperbolic.We interpret the images of the elementary wave solutions inthe (,t)-plane to the (x,y)-plane as elementary shapes of themoving curve (or a nonlinear wavefront when interpreted in aphysical system) and then describe their geometrical properties.Solutions of the Riemann problem with different initial datagive the shapes of the nonlinear wavefront with different combinationsof elementary shapes. Finally, we study all possible interactionsof elementary shapes.     

Finite element approximation of spectral problems with Neumann boundary conditions on curved domains

This paper deals with the finite element approximation of the spectral problem for the Laplace equation with Neumann boundary conditions on a curved nonconvex domain . Convergence and optimal order error estimates are proved for standard piecewise linear continuous elements on a discrete polygonal domain in the framework of the abstract spectral approximation theory.